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781.
by bloqs 6y ago
This is just such a staring, atypical comment of someone who has spent their entire career as a technical bod, and hasn't the faintest idea how an ordinary person uses technology. The people are NEVER the problem.
782.
by bloqs 6y ago
The land of the free and the home of the brave is such an ironic statement it risks being a self-own
783.
by bloqs 6y ago
This is a PR stunt and likely fake. There is a huge amount of mud slinging going on in this area at the moment
784.
by bloqs 6y ago
This is the correct answer. Peoples compulsion to point out other peoples flaws is far greater than their drive to help. Otherwise post to any forum with a female-sounding name. Works as well.
785.
by bloqs 6y ago
Er... I'd argue this is the root cause, the US has some systemic historical issues with people of a certain appearance. They had to, because of the relative melting pot of culture, you couldnt really pick a pole from a frenchman if the
786.
by bloqs 6y ago
Ignore other comment, found link to source
787.
by bloqs 6y ago
Other than repeating JP, can you actually cite this?
788.
by bloqs 6y ago
I hope you read up on the SSD wear and tear controversy that has been PR'd out of existence
789.
by bloqs 6y ago
Pretty much this. Id say half the time in the FTSE100 its the same also
790.
by bloqs 6y ago
This is not entirely true in the UK. The relative pay ratio for skill difficulty to pay is very low. Programmers get paid like plumbers.
791.
by bloqs 6y ago
This is an excellent overview. My 140 characters version is Salary stagnation and outsourcing is still the problem
792.
by bloqs 6y ago
When America catches up with the rest of the developed world and stops lumping individuals with complex multifaceted genetic backgrounds and mixtures into ridiculous, segregated, monolithic groups?
793.
by bloqs 6y ago
This guy, like many zoomers is all marketing and concerningly low quality product. This is wrong from the very start. This has no place on the front page of HN
794.
by bloqs 6y ago
Dont forget protragonist syndrome will betray you. People always think people pay more attention to them than they do
795.
by bloqs 6y ago
iPhones are popular because of a monolithic product that doesnt try and depart from the core brand and feel of the OS with manufacturer quirks (ie. Why Samsung and Huawei feel so different). Their marketing is very much the reason: iPhones
796.
by bloqs 6y ago
I can't verify this, other than via the stories specifics make it sound believable, and I've had similar experiences elsewhere. I too will never buy a tannoy product again.
797.
by bloqs 6y ago
I have perused threads like this for years. Ive read most popular self help books and watched all the recommended videos. I still havent permanently cracked it, but these two things helped me more than most other things. 1. Use one monitor.
798.
by bloqs 6y ago
It's like an abusive relationship, mediocrity with plenty of downsides seems like a treat. The SSD wear issue is not being discussed at all.
799.
by bloqs 6y ago
Can we talk about the premature SSD aging and how it will conveniently ensure you will have to throw away your laptop when it goes?
800.
by bloqs 6y ago
The reported SSD swap file wear and tear potentially writing off a whole laptop due to soldered drives is concerning to say the least
801.
by bloqs 6y ago
Absolutely not - google the m1 swap file ssd fiasco. Their ssds (soldered) are wearing out very quickly
802.
by bloqs 6y ago
Personality is mostly established by age 6. Its more plastic than people realise, but it can be altered over a long period of time. Trauma helps, in regards to the big 5, concienciousness is the easiest to change.
803.
by bloqs 6y ago
Those rotational view diagrams are insane
804.
by bloqs 6y ago
I would say this is one of those very rare examples where sufficient social activity suffices where a study is absent. I have not met a single human being who believes in execution but only humanely. I have met in excess of 50 people who si
805.
by bloqs 6y ago
Is that not Vista?
806.
by bloqs 6y ago
>Roughly 18 percent of the trials resulted in this level of clear and accurate communication from the dreamer; 17 percent produced indecipherable answers, 3 percent ended with incorrect responses, and 60 percent did not provoke any respo
807.
by bloqs 6y ago
You can downvote on HN?
808.
by bloqs 6y ago
Thanks for clarifying
809.
by bloqs 6y ago
The exhaustive number of articles, blog posts, twitter rants, instagram memes and comments which take <arbitrary military expenditure item> and then suggests that it is instead spent on <socially progressive item of choice> miss
810.
by bloqs 6y ago
When the dying retailer is being made to die faster with aggressive short positions which are then protected when retail traders trigger a squeeze? Yes of course it does

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